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The Kennewick Courier Reporter

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

2

One Letter Key Shows Efficiency in Writing

Dr. William Spillman, economist in the U S Department of Agriculture, demonstrates a typewriter with a single key that marks capital letters, arguing one set of letters suffices. He favors eliminating capital letters to save space and time for mathematical symbols.

Wm. J. Spillman U. S. Department of Agriculture Dr. Spillman Spillman Fred Kelly

Kennewick Courier-Reporter questioned for quality decline

A reprint of editorials critiques the Kennewick Courier-Reporter as disintegrating under editor A R Gardner and Col Hartley, noting Reed wins a golf cup as the paper’s pace slows. A humorist quarrel and a police speed verdict in Chicago wrap the length of this excerpt.

Kennewick Courier-Reporter A. R. Gardner Col. Hartley R. E. Reed Reed

Residents Attend Notices and Illness Update

Mrs. Kapler and son visited Mrs. T. J. McKenney on Tuesday. Eben Robinson and family with Lester Kendrick clan came from Spirit Lake to see Geo Kendrick who is seriously ill and later went to Spokane where doctors diagnosed cancer of the liver. Zelda Toothaker and Mr. McDonald wed in Bremerton last Wednesday. Delca Kendrick of Spokane visited W. A. Thomas over the weekend. A Sunday School Children’s Day party was held at J. E. Compton’s home.

Delca Kendrick Spokane W. A. Thomas J. E. Compton

Retain Curiosity and Grow With World

The piece argues curiosity keeps life interesting and progress possible. It emphasizes asking questions at any age, noting more questions arise in later life as understanding expands.

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